hello, everyone. i'm vick carter. >> and i'm denise koch. >> a wide somewhere spread winter storm cripples the midwest and will bring some winter weather to maryland. the storm dumped a foot of snow in wichita kansas. in omaha, nebraska, near- whiteout conditions make for dangerous roadways. two people have died on the roads in the storm so far. the worst of it will miss us here. bob is tracking the storm. >> kansas city got this close to setting an all-time record

with 14-inches of -- with 14 inches of snow. it's all snow in chicago, des moines, milwaukee. the precipitation by the time it reach us will be a lot weaker. we expect to see a mix in the afternoon. you'll see some snow, some sleet, a bit of freeing rain, but things should warm up a bit, and just some rain. it will also get warmer. so will it get much better for the weekend? i'll have the forecast coming up. >> thank you, bob. tonight, more disturbing details in the case of the johns hopkins gynecologist who secretly recorded his parents. mike helgren gets information about how it was set up. >> reporter: the stunning discovery about the well- respected doctor came earlier this month. a complaint to security that

the gynecologist was spying, even, wjz has learned, using a camera on his pen as he performed exams. >> the story is a johns hopkins employee noted something unusual about his examinations on february 4. >> do you know what it was? >> no, new no one but hopkins knows and he's not -- and they're not speaking. >> reporter: the doctor left a suicide note, saying hi didn't want his wife to suffer. >> reporter: a patient said there were red flags. >> there was near another nurse in there, it would just be him. >> reporter: a immediate we have -- a midwife told the washington post, never in a thousand years would i imagine such a thing. he had one of the biggest fan

clubs in baltimore and was always very, very busy. >> call now, no matter how long ago you were a patient of dr. leavy. >> reporter: police are sifting through computer images and videos. >> what did he do with this information? did he sell it? was it put on internet? >> reporter: unanswered questions that have hundreds of women scarred and scared. >> reporter: state health officials say you can ask that someone bels present. johns hopkins says they do not tolerate invasions of privacy and have apologized. >> police have set up a hotline for patients as part of the criminal investigation. the number is 410-396-2269. we have breaking news right now in a late-night vote. amarillo county replaced john leopold. he resigned after he was convict of misconduct in

office. megan mccorchall has the results. megan? >> reporter: it's the dawn of a new day. lauren arello has become the county executive. >> reporter: the people all made their case. >> i think i am the person to fix who what is broken. >> i have a passion amarillo county. >> reporter: each hoping to fill the seat of disgraced county executive john leopold who was found guilty of misconduct in office. he was convict of using his security staff to perform campaign duty and forcing county workers to do personal errands, like emptying his catheter bag.

>> we're looking for someone that will clean house, the realm inapts of the leopold administration have continued to play their game over last couple weeks. for me, that's, you of the highest priorities on my list. >> comprehensive changes, a government that respects the women who work here, and some honesty and integrity for all. >> reporter: regulator say john leopold created a hostile work environment. they hope new leadership will be a fresh start. >> reporter: that new leader, lauren newman, is the ceo of california's development norpt i spoke with her moments after the big vote. >> i think it's a new day in the county. it will be an exciting time, and i look forward to jumping in tomorrow. >> reporter: newman will be sworn in tomorrow morning. live in annapolis, megan mccorchall, wjz, eyewitness news. >> john leopold will be

sentenced on march 14. a woman is killed in a horrible collision between a suv and a truck. the passenger was killed in the suv. the driver is in serious can be. several horse were in a trailer behind the suv. the horses were determined to be okay. two dozen puppies and dogs were found in conditions so bad, some had to be put to sleep. wjz is live. kai jackson explains the suspect was running an animal rescue group. kai? >> reporter: baltimore county police say what the man practiced regarding animals and what he preached were polar opposites. >> an operator called itself. baltimore animal rescue network. $but baltimore county police

say barn, as its known, was a fraud, and accused its leader of not helping and abusing animals. >> reporter: the research shows the conditions were unsanitary. the dogs had very little room to move. they were crowded together, and the conditions were just filthy. >> reporter: on thursday, police arrested 29-year-old anthony gere. he was charnlged with 23 gownt -- charged with 23 counts of animal cruelty. police say gere would keep the animals in horrible conditions and later try to sell the animals. >> reporter: police tell eyewitness news that investigators have been watching the suspect and handling these animals since october of 2012. >> reporter: barn has its own facebook page. police say 18 puppy and 5 dogs were seized january 14. 5 of the puppies were in such bad shape, they were immediately euthanized. >> reporter: gere being held on

$35,000 bail. it's not clear at this time what has happened to all of the puppies. >> gere is being held in dorchester county. maryland has moved one step closer to repealing the death penalty. the measure will now move to the full senate, where it is expected to pass. major upgrades for m & t bank stadium, home of the super bowl champion ravens. christie arettto has a look at the futures. >> reporter: next time fans come to m & t bank stadium, it might look different. the stadium leaders and staff

laids out the 2-phase project, including renovations to concession stands, a new video board, and expanded stores. and ravens fans couldn't be more excited. >> i think it will be a whole new experience. >> reporter: staff says fans will be able to see their food being prepared as they order it and lines will move quicker. >> it should boost revenue, and more importantly, should improven the fan experience. >> reporter: the stadium is only 15 years old, but it is said that the updates were long overdue, but it will come at a price. >> reporter: ticket prices are will increase a small amount to pay for it. >> i don't think it will matter, because of the united support we have. >> reporter: some fans say if the ravens keep winning game and super bowl companionships,

they will continue paying to watch. >> reporter: at m & t bank stadium, i'm christie aretto. >> the first phase will start this spring, expected to be done in time for preseason kickoff. coming up, shootout on the strip, burned-out cars in the streets of las vegas after a rolling gun battle. what sacramentoed the surreal scene. >> airport outrage. tsa agents under fire for the treatment of a 4-year-old girl with a spinal disorder. >> a touch of winter headed our way tomorrow. i'm bob turk. i'll have your complete forecast, coming up next.

it is painly clear, 29 degrees in central maryland. the cleat first warning weather forecast is coming up. 5 people are killed and two others injured when a small private jet crashes in georgia. the pilot aborted the landing

and sparked a utility pole, leaking fuel and igniting a fire. a surgeon from atlanta and his staff were on board. investigators don't know why the pilot aborted the landing. the tsa issues an apology following the screening of a 4- year-old girl in an airport. this video was taken by her mother. the little girl in a wealchair began squealing when the agents tried to giver give her a patdown. the tsa says the agents provided the family with inaccurate guidance. video shows the fireball that erupted after police say a mazeratti erupted after crashing into a tax say. the occupants of the raping rover are still at large. surprise development in the

oscar pistorius murder case, the lead investigator replaced after he is accuse of murder charges. pistorius's lawyer told the court his cline had no intention to kill his girlfriend. he said the two had a loving relationship. until the highly-publicized murder of yardley love by her boyfriend, dating violence is something many young women didn't think could happen to them. that's why her mother and sister are out on a mission to get the information out. how they're working to save young lives. >> reporter: were yardley love and george hughly destined for caster? >> i don't know what was going through his mind that night. >> reporter: in a drunken rage, he beats her and leaves her to

die. convicted of murder, hughly is serving a 23-year sentence. >> he keeps thinking and believing this isn't real. you have a slight feeling that she will walk through the door. >> reporter: not a day goes by that sharon and leslie don't think about what if. if only they knew then what they know now about domestic violence, yardley could still be here now. >> i'm more aware of people's behaviors and characteristic than i ever was before. >> reporter: each year, domestic violence kills 1500 women between 15 and 26 years old. yardley's family now sees the dangerous signs they all missed. >> there were a few instances where he got angry and grabbed her. did she tell you about this? >> i think he held her down

around her neck. that's a major sign, which we've learned since then. >> reporter: sharon and election say founded the 1 love foundation to warn young women so they can escape a potentially deadly relationship. they want an easy way to instandpointly alert them to danger. >> the one love foundation has developed an app, and it's free. $they team wopped dr. jackie campbell who has studied violence between intimate partners for 30 years. >> unfortunately, young women in college and high school will not tell their parents about these thing, and they also don't recognize them as being high highly dangerous signs. >> reporter: the app includes 20 questions that asks things such as whether you feel controlled by your partner or if fights get million physical. >> they get a score, and it shows on a graph compared to other women how dangerous this is. and it tells them what they need to do. >> reporter: with this app,

sharon and election say are on a crusade to educate young women and their parents. they hope this simple questionnaire will save lives. >> maybe that will ring a bell this your head. >> you can find out more about the warning signs for dating violence and the one love now addition app by following the link on cbsbaltimore.com. a skier is happy to be alive after surviving an avalanche. this shows steven robinson after he was dug out by fellow skiers and rescuers. he suffered some bumps and bruises. none of the other skiers were injured. we're not going to have anything like that here. we might see a little snow and

sleet tomorrow, and then probably some rain. let's look, maybe a nuisance later on. 29 degrees now, dew points way down, still try dry air, winds west only at 5, the barometer still rising. right now, only 18, 27 in cumberland, 32 and freezing in d.c. with and 31 down in ocean city. locally, mid to upper 20s to low 30s. we're a little warmer to the mid and upper 30s. tomorrow night, we get bark around to 32, 33. there could be a chance of a little bit of freezing drizzle. right now, very light wind here. out in oakland, however, they pick up to 20 miles an hour. the big storm is breaking up a bit. it's weakening. chicago is getting snow. they could see 36 inches. heavier snow is in kansas and

northern missouri. we are seeing generally rain on the eastern bank. this batch of moisture moving into the region. we have a lot of dry air. what will happen is initially the, the radar may show precipitation. when it does reach, we'll see a little snow and a little sleet, and then we'll see some plain old rain. 70 and some warm air behind the front. there is some colder air, not super cold arctic air. chilly air continues tonight, but during the day tomorrow, some of that mild air is moving in. and we'll probably see the precipitation on saturday. they will see some more snow in boston and massachusetts. for us, it will mean cool atlantic drizzle or rain here

on saturday. temperatures in the low 40s, southeast winds at 5 knots. look for increasing clouds overnight, 23 firefighter morning low. it will warm up to upper 30s, and tomorrow night, temperatures get down to freezing and start improving again again to 42 with rain on saturday, 48, 50, and a chance of more rain on tuesday, and a high again of 50 degrees. coming up, aquaman goes from the

mark is here with our wjz13 the fan sports report, time for

baseball. >> everyone loves a winner, and baltimore has had some. michael phelps, the rhs, and loyola. today, adam jones welcomed phelps to sarasota, florida. phelps shooting a tv golf show with famed instructor chuck haney. he grow up with baseball in towson, and then it towrnd swimming, and now 18 gold medals later, he is happy to be a fan. >> baltimore is cool to have sports. i wanted to hit a home run, but i fell short a couple of times. i detsz i have a new goal. it had been a while since i picked up a baseball bat, but i think i did all right. >> the o's first exhibition game is saturday.

zack britain will start. newly acquired j z air jurgin will start on saturday. the ravens will meet with joe flacco as early as tomorrow at the scouting combine in indianapolis. he should be the highest-paid quarterback in the league, meaning a $100 million year for flacco. danica patrick holds the pole position for a big race. she'll keep that after today because she didn't wreck. otherwise did. danny hamlin, carl edwards, j.j.a almandinger and

the megamillions mystery has been sofd. the jackpot has been claimed. a mount eryie grandmother won the tilt. she plans to buy a beachhouse or two. >> or four. we'll be right back.

coming up on the late show with david letterman, johnny depp. i'm denise koch. >> i'm vic carter. thank you for watching eyewitness news on wjz13, maryland's news station. hope